teenager boys - "i am 4"

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or we are 4 or someone somwhere is 4

the book

son 1 LOVED it ( he veteran of cherub and higson)

"I am Number 4" - Pittacus Lore.
My son thought it was corny and derivative of Cherub and Higson.
I think I agree - it was very much teen-adventure-by-numbers (and also felt like a book written to snag a film deal); that never-ending battle at the school at the end was endless (but I'm sure it will be very "filmic"). The guy did nothing to really blend in - I was very surprised he wasn't found by the aliens a lot quicker.